"the lake sturgeon is a fish that often grows over six feet long and can weigh close to two hundred pounds. it is currently an endangered species in the great lakes area, although the species has lived in those lakes and rivers for millions of years. now, there is a program to increase the sturgeon population by reintroducing lake sturgeon to areas where they have disappeared.
like the lake sturgeon, bloater fish are also found in the great lakes. both find their food on or near the bottoms of lakes. they eat a variety of small organisms, including insect larvae, worms, and clams. these small organisms feed on algae.
part of the food web of a lake ecosystem is represented in the diagram below. indicate the position in the food web where each organism listed below would be placed, by writing the name of each in the appropriate box."